Market terminal · Robinhood Chain
Explore markets, follow wallet activity, and execute supported trades on Robinhood Chain—from memecoins to tokenized equities.
Drag to orbit · Click a building tag to enter · Non-custodial, independent of Robinhood Markets, Inc.
Live
Block —
Chain ID
4663
Markets on page one
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Top 24 h volume
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This table is the live market directory — the same endpoint the terminal uses, fetched when you opened this page. Click any asset to open its market.
Open the full directory| Asset | Price | 24h | |||
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Quotes come straight from Uniswap’s QuoterV2 and Router02 on-chain. You see expected output, minimum received, price impact, fees, route and expiry before anything is signed — and the transaction is simulated first.
Look up any public address without connecting. Balances carry price-coverage labels, history is paginated with explicit coverage, and swaps are decoded from receipts rather than guessed from transfers.
Follow a wallet with your own fixed amount, token allow-list, slippage limit and rolling spend cap. Each detected swap becomes a proposal with a fresh quote. You confirm or dismiss it.
Search by name or contract address. Duplicate tickers are flagged; equities are labelled only when the issuer’s registry lists the contract.
Real OHLCV candles, pool reserves, 24-hour volume and indexer-decoded trades — each with its source and fetch time.
Open any trader’s address from a trade row. Balances, history, decoded swaps and an average-cost P&L with unknown basis kept separate.
Expected output, minimum received, price impact, fees, route and a 30-second expiry, read on-chain from QuoterV2 and Router02.
Exact-amount token approval if needed, a simulation against the current block, then your signature in your own wallet.
Submitted means pending. Success is shown only after a confirmed receipt — and reverted, replaced or dropped are reported as such.
No feature is called live unless this server reached its provider a moment ago. Features that run in your browser say so.
$MEST is MuseEstate’s token on Robinhood Chain. Its contract address has not been announced yet. The terminal works without it: markets, wallets, execution and copy trading need no token, and holding $MEST promises no return, access or revenue.
Only trust a contract address shown on this site or posted by @MuseEstate on X. Copycat tokens reuse names and tickers — always compare the full address.
No. MuseEstate is an independent interface for the public Robinhood Chain network. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Robinhood Markets, Inc., and it does not connect to a Robinhood brokerage account.
Through the Uniswap V2 Router02, V3 SwapRouter02 and Universal Router (Uniswap V4 pools, with Permit2 for token approvals) contracts listed for chain 4663 in Uniswap’s own deployment registry. MuseEstate refuses to build a transaction for any other address. Pools on other venues (for example launchpad curves) are shown read-only.
No. You sign every approval and swap in your own wallet. There is no deposit, no custody, and no field anywhere that accepts a seed phrase or private key.
On-chain pools accept swaps at any time, but that is not the same as unrestricted equity trading. Stock Tokens are debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited; minting and burning follow the issuer’s tokenization window, pool prices can drift from the reference quote outside it, the issuer can pause tokens or restrict addresses, and tokens do not grant shareholder rights.
No. MuseEstate detects a followed wallet’s swaps while the app is open in a tab and proposes a trade with your own fixed amount and a fresh quote. You confirm or dismiss each one. There is no background worker and no automatic execution.
$MEST is MuseEstate’s token on Robinhood Chain. Its contract address is published in the Token section of this page and by @MuseEstate on X — until then the site says “CA: Soon” and any address claiming to be $MEST is not ours. The terminal does not require the token, and holding it promises no return, access or revenue.
The affected panel says “unavailable” and names the source. MuseEstate never substitutes sample numbers for a failed request.